On 21st March 2025, the upper house of the German parliament approved a constitutional amendment allowing for EUR 500 billion investments in infrastructure and the achievement of climate neutrality by 2045. The amendment was a result of an agreement between various political parties and marks a significant shift towards sustainability. The amendment lifts the debt brake for additional investments, with a focus on ensuring these investments are 'additional' and not repurposed for other expenses. A portion of the funds will be allocated to federal states, particularly for heating and energy networks. The exact distribution and usage of the funds are yet to be determined through future legislation. The planned investments cover a wide range of sectors, including civil protection, transport infrastructure, healthcare, education, and research, aiming to boost economic development and sustainability. Additionally, the amendment includes measures to reduce electricity costs, promote e-mobility, and support renewable energy expansion. Notably, the amendment emphasizes the importance of hydrogen in the energy infrastructure, aiming to connect industrial centers to the hydrogen network. Overall, the amendment signals a positive step towards achieving climate goals and fostering economic growth through sustainable investments. It sets the stage for a transformative change in Germany's infrastructure and energy landscape, with a clear focus on climate neutrality by 2045.